NERDY HACKS · WRITING & CONTENT

Longtime Perplexity user tries its Office 365 add-in in Word to fix spelling, spot contradictions and draft a section from the company website

Working on a long document in Word, a Perplexity user had the Office 365 add-in correct all the spelling with one command, point out contradictory ideas, and write a new section from their company's website.

TOOL USED

Perplexity, Microsoft Word

SPOTTED ON

u/sunnybob24 · Oct 28, 2026

FILED UNDER

Writing & Content hacks

TL;DR

What did u/sunnybob24 use Perplexity for?

Working on a long document in Word, a Perplexity user had the Office 365 add-in correct all the spelling with one command, point out contradictory ideas, and write a new section from their company's website. They say it "did a fine job" on the contradictions and that the new section "got it right the first time." They say the add-in changed their mind about Perplexity.

What they did

After more than two years of using Perplexity without being a big fan, they started using the Perplexity add-in for Office 365. In a long document in Word, they had it correct all the spelling with one command, asked it to point out contradictory ideas in the text, and asked it to write a new section using information from their company's website.

How it went

They say it "did a fine job" on the contradictions and that the new section "got it right the first time." They say the add-in changed their mind about Perplexity.

Worth knowing

  • They couldn't get the add-in working in Outlook and asked others for help, so this is a report on Word only. Read any section built from your website before sharing it, since it can only be as current as the site.
  • Price check: Perplexity: free plan; Pro: US$20/month, or US$17/month on a yearly plan (US$200/year) (checked Oct 31, 2026).

Try it yourself

Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.

Read this whole document. First, list any ideas or claims that contradict each other and say where each one appears. Then write a new section called [section name] using only information from [company website URL], in the same tone as the rest of the document.

Original post

See u/sunnybob24's original post on Reddit → (Oct 28, 2026)

Sources

  1. u/sunnybob24 on Reddit, Oct 28, 2026 — the original post
  2. Perplexity pricing — checked Oct 31, 2026

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